Rob Berkley on The Time & Intolerable Tax That Makes Goals Harder to Reach in Interview with Jesse Cannone: When we are rushing around getting things done, while trying to reach cherished goals, we never realize about all the little "Time and Intolerable Taxes" that dissipate the primary efforts. These two concepts came up during an interview with Rob Berkley conducted by Jesse Cannone. For example, we never think about how, when going to the gym for a much needed workout, that getting to the gym, changing and then showering and changing again constitute a time tax that results in lost effort. Jesse Cannone, a fitness expert and trainer, talks about how he breaks up his workouts into small chunks during the day and this also doesn't "ruin" his day or week when one is missed. All day long small time taxes impinge on our energy reserves and take away from important work to get done.
About Robert C. Berkley:
Rob is an executive coach and management consultant with over 10-years of experience coaching senior executives and leadership teams. His practice focuses on corporate leadership, executive teams, corporate boards and corporate evolution. In his over 21 years of professional experience, he has been a successful entrepreneur, board director both public and private, corporate leader (CEO, CIO) and executive coach.
Prior to establishing his present coaching and consulting practice, Rob served as global CIO for the technology division of Pearson (a British media corporation that includes The Financial Times, Prentice Hall Books, Penguin Books and many other well-known media properties.)
Prior to Pearson, he was CIO and senior vice president of technology management for Simon & Schuster. Other experience includes vice president and senior technology architect at Banker’s Trust; director of a management consultancy focused on the development and launch of technology products; and, before that, he was co-founder and CEO of The Fusion Systems Group, a Wall Street systems integrator responsible for introducing trader workstation technology to financial firms.